SUMMARY: Gary Raymon Rush, a 35-year-old from Meridian, received a 50-year prison sentence without parole for sex crimes against a 12-year-old child. Circuit Court Judge Randi P. Mueller issued the sentence for sexual battery and two counts of touching a child for lustful purposes. Rush had been found guilty by a Biloxi jury after evidence surfaced that he had been caught in the victim's bedroom by a family member. The abuse occurred at night and started two weeks before it was discovered. Rush also had a prior guilty plea for attempted rape in Lauderdale County. He will serve his sentence in the Mississippi Department of Corrections.

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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Museum of Natural Science in Jackson presents “Dinosaurs Around the World: The Great Outdoors,” from June 8, 2024, to January 5, 2025. This exhibit, featuring 11 animatronic dinosaurs, provides an immersive experience of Earth during the Mesozoic Era. Visitors will encounter dinosaurs like T. rex and explore ancient landscapes with deserts in Brazil and polar darkness in Australia. Created by Imagine Exhibitions, the show is supported by various sponsors, including state departments and local businesses. Additionally, the museum will host “Fun Fridays” and a “Tea Party with a T-Rex” to enhance the educational experience. Tickets are available online or at the museum.

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SUMMARY: A lawyer for Carly Madison Gregg, 14, charged with killing her mother and attempting to murder her stepfather in Rankin County, is seeking to ban media from the trial, fearing unfair prejudice and requesting a bond reduction from $1 million. Judge David Morrow delayed ruling on these requests, noting the public's right to know and freedom of the press. The incident involved the teenager allegedly shooting her mother, a teacher, and injuring her stepfather, with claims of premeditation but also suggestions of mental health issues influencing her actions. The judge expects a prompt mental evaluation of Gregg.

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